Active and adaptive damping devices for shock and noise suppress

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1995-02-10

1998-05-12

Yoon, Tae

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428660, 428668, 428680, 367157, 367162, 367164, 310334, B32B 1504, H04R 1700, H01L 41053

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057502722

ABSTRACT:
Active and adaptive vibration damping devices are provided. The damping devices include heterostructures having a layer of ferroelastic or SME material coupled with a first and second layer of ferroelectric material having a layer of dielectric material therebetween. Methods of making the active and adaptive vibration damping devices are also provided.

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